Sentence examples for often exciting from inspiring English sources
No question that it was often exciting as such.
His verse speaking was quirky but intelligent and often exciting.
The often exciting, sometimes spicy dishes here incorporate Indian and Chinese culinary ideas.
The novel is colorful and often exciting, but allegory chews at story, insistently and sometimes noisily.
This makes for often exciting dance passages, amplified by J. Russell Sandifer's sensitive lighting.
An intense and often exciting game against Atlético ended 0-0 anDiego Simeonene seemed happy enough with that.
Wrapped presents are often more exciting than ones that have been opened.
His touchline antics are often more exciting than the match itself.
Despite the talk of "bringing sports into disrepute", bad behaviour is often quite exciting for audiences.
That's hardly surprising; it's by Twyla Tharp, whose artistic temperament has always been marked by ambition and excess, often with exciting results.
The ways in which left mirrors right are often fresh, exciting, as when two men rush out of opposite wings toward each other in the first minute.
